Todd Allbaugh
A Good Fight For The Bad River (Hour 2)
Director Mary Mazzio talks about her new documentary that tracks how the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa must constantly fight to preserve their lands, their customs, and their waters, especially in the legal fight to remove an aging petroleum pipeline. Also: Danielle Whitaker from the Bristol School Board and Angela Lang from BLOC talk about school referendums in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin.
BustEd Pencils and a Busted Congress (2nd Hour)
We have our regular monthly visit with Congressman Mark Pocan. We’ll visit with Dr. John Lupinacci and Dr. Tim Slekar, hosts of “BustEdPencils,” the Civic Media education-themed show, now airing five nights a week. And we’ll talk to Todd Allbaugh of the conveniently named Todd Allbaugh Show.
There Are No Consequences Anymore! (Hour 1)
You made it to Tuesday and Jane is happy that you're here, because it's a packed show and we start off talking about ethics violations on behalf of former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman. We then welcome Todd Allbaugh and try to understand why Trump supporters can change their mind so quickly and without an ounce of humility.
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Civic Media Spotlight for February 10th (Hour 2)
Up first this hour, Earl and Sandy Williams are joined in the studio by United States Senator Ron Johnson. They start the show discussing the economic pressures faced by everyday Americans and disagree over how the government should address them.
Then, the Todd Allbaugh Show discusses Derrick “Do-Nothing” Van Orden living up to his new nickname, as he and his MAGA colleagues refuse to accomplish anything in the House of Representatives. Trump’s followers are stalling to avoid giving Biden a victory, endangering the entire world in the process. Van Orden himself is simply too busy complaining about the lack of Free Bird in the Culvers’ playlist.
After that, Up North News Radio has a conversation about Northeast Wisconsin seeing grassroots activity like never before with people eager to step up and run for office. Three women who have expressed interest in running for Congress are working together to talk up the issues and get more folks interested in running for something and supporting those who do.
Finally, Charles Franklin with the Marquette Law School Poll the Devil's Advocates to discuss the results of his newest poll, that was released Wednesday. Biden and Trump are neck and neck! Hayley, not so much. In fact, she's polling even worse in Wisconsin than she did last night in Nevada. Plus, people want the weed in Wisconsin, and our suspicions are confirmed: Robin Vos is the most unpopular politician in the state of Wisconsin.
The Importance of Teaching Labor History (2nd Hour)
We discuss the importance of teaching labor history in our schools so that tomorrow’s workers are not only well-educated but understand how on-the-job respect, safety, and compensation should never be taken for granted.
Retired, But Not Retiring (2nd Hour)
Some of the most active advocates for Wisconsin public education are retired teachers. We’ll meet some of the educators who are now working to educate the general public and lawmakers about the best ways to support our kids and schools. We also begin a series of interviews with candidates for Congress in the 3rd District, starting with state Rep. Katrina Shankland.
Oscar Nomination Tuesday (Hour 1)
Pete goes through the movies that are nominated for Oscars. Civic Media`s own Todd Allbaugh joins live in studio to talk about the special coverage he did. Mike Clemens calls in to talk about the staff changes for the Milwaukee Bucks. Comedian/TV Host, Travel writer/podcaster Mike Siegel joins Pete to talk showbiz, podcasts, and travel.
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2023 Year in Review: Democracy in Wisconsin
Civic Media hosts Kristin Brey and Todd Allbaugh sit down with members of Law Forward to recap events surrounding democracy in Wisconsin over the past year. The conversation includes the case to hold fraudulent electors in Wisconsin accountable and updates on the redistricting lawsuit going on right now.
Law Forward's Executive Director Nicole Safar and staff counsel Scott Thompson joined to share their organization's pursuits to safeguard democracy in 2023 and what to look forward to in 2024.
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Remembering Norman Lear (Hour 2)
Pete shares his favorite Norman Lear shows and memories. Rob Thomas joins to share his thoughts on Norman Lear. Todd Albaugh joins the conversation.
A Huge Win for Wisconsin Jobs (Hour 2)
A new generation of jobs is coming to Wisconsin after this week’s designation by the Biden administration that our state will receive the designation as a Technology Hub for major investments in high-tech research and manufacturing. Our guest will help us understand how this will work in Wisconsin in the areas of personalized medicine, biohealth technology, and precision manufacturing—to improve health care and our state economy.
